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Fossilized eggs at Oregon national monument baffle researchers — until now, rangers say - Vimarsana News

Fossilized eggs at Oregon national monument baffle researchers — until now, rangers say

The 29 million-year-old nest was originally thought to contain ant eggs.

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Titanosaur Nests with 256 Fossilized Eggs Found in India Where Mother Dinosaurs Abandon Their Brood - Vimarsana News

Titanosaur Nests with 256 Fossilized Eggs Found in India Where Mother Dinosaurs Abandon Their Brood

Scientists found a total of 256 fossilized eggs in Titanosaur nests in a river that has been long gone in India. Find out why the mother dinosaurs abandoned their brood here:

Scientists find dinosaur hatchery in India with more than 250 fossilized titanosaur eggs - Vimarsana News

Scientists find dinosaur hatchery in India with more than 250 fossilized titanosaur eggs

Scientists from the Indian capital New Delhi discovered a hatchery of dinosaurs, complete with 256 fossilized eggs. The hatchery is located in the Lameta Formation, a geological formation in [...]

Fossilized dinosaur eggs: What is a fossilized dinosaur egg? - Vimarsana News

Fossilized dinosaur eggs: What is a fossilized dinosaur egg?

Come with us on a journey into the world of dinosaurs and their fossilized eggs. How are these ancient eggs helping us learn more about birds?

Brazil: Fossilised eggs dating 60-80 Mn yrs ago belongs to dinosaurs, confirms scientists - Vimarsana News

Brazil: Fossilised eggs dating 60-80 Mn yrs ago belongs to dinosaurs, confirms scientists

The eggs have a thick shell and were too large to be that of crocodiles and thus belong to carnivorous dinosaurs, said lead researcher William Roberto Nava.